Match Report

Cambridge United Women celebrated their launch on Thursday night with a battling performance at home to QPR but it was not quite enough to avoid a 2-0 defeat.

First half goals from Kasha Petit and Jo Wilson secured the win for the Londoners, who created most of the meaningful chances once they had recovered from a stuttering start, in an entertaining pre-season friendly.

A decent crowd witnessed the match at the Abbey, with QPR's greater quality in the final third the only significant difference between the two teams.

Cambridge made the better start of the two teams and in the early stages QPR were penned in their own half.

Read more: http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/Cambridge-United-women-host-QPR/story-27516707-detail/story.html#ixzz3hVBcHZyg

Cambridge United Women manager Steve Edwards confident of the future after launch against QPR

Steve Edwards believes Cambridge United Women's launch at the Abbey last night can provide the springboard for a fantastic season and even more interest in the women's game locally.

A healthy crowd of 261 turned out at the Abbey to see United lose 2-0 to QPR and a spirited performance, and an enthusiastic response from the supporters made for a positive night for everyone associated with the team.

Read more: http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/Cambridge-United-Women-manager-Steve-Edwards/story-27518605-detail/story.html#ixzz3hVDnTu76

Jordan Slew was a worthy Man of the Match against Coventry on Tuesday and has been rewarded for a pre-season that has shown everyone what he is capable of.

With tomorrows Peterborough match being the final friendly will Jordan be one who has gained most votes during pre-season

Richard Money believes George Taft will be an asset to Cambridge United after joining on loan from Burton Albion.

The 22-year-old is comfortable playing as either a left-back or left-sided central defender and has moved to the Abbey Stadium on a six-month loan deal from the Brewers.

That gives a further boost to U's boss Money's defensive options and is pleased to have him on board.

Read more: http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/George-Taft-joins-Cambridge-United-loan-Burton/story-27521174-detail/story.html#ixzz3hUXpTejo 

Who is George Taft https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Taft

See George Taft in action below

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You have just a few hours remaining to vote for your Man of the Match against Coventry City.  The list now includes the squad numbers as well.


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Richard Money talking ahead of Saturdays match
https://soundcloud.com/bbccambssport/richard-money-ahead-of-peterborough-united-v-cambridge-united-30-07-15

Dave Robertson Peterborough speaking aout the match
https://soundcloud.com/bbccambssport/dave-robertson-ahead-of-peterborough-united-v-cambridge-united-30-07-15

Read Marc Tracy thoughts aead of the match Together For Turner

Ahead of Saturday’s Memorial match in honour of former Cambridge United and Peterborough United legend Chris Turner, U’s Head of Recruitment Marc Tracy pens his memories of the great man.

“Chris Turner is and will always be a treasure in the hearts of so many football fans across Cambridgeshire. Not only was he a genius at ‘The Posh’ in his playing and management, he arguably provided one of the best days ever on 24th May 1992 with the unforgettable Play Off victory v Stockport at Wembley. 

Read more at http://www.cambridge-united.co.uk/news/article/marc-tracy-chris-turner-will-never-be-forgotten-2581100.aspx#H310YHVKSoSjHo1w.99

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Leon Legge wants to chip in with more goals for Cambridge United after netting a rare pre-season finish against Coventry City on Tuesday evening.

The defender headed in the only goal of the game as the U's defeated their League One opponents.

And while manager Richard Money may have brought Legge in for his defensive ability, the man himself is keen to boost United's prowess at the other end of the pitch – even going so far as to set himself a target for the season.

Read more: http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/Defender-Leon-Legge-sets-sights-goal-target/story-27508916-detail/story.html#ixzz3hOSyefL6

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 Steve Edwards believes Cambridge United Women's launch match against QPR at the Abbey Stadium tonight can be a huge success on two fronts.

Cambridge Women merged with the U's in May and the renamed club get the opportunity to show off their skills to new supporters this evening (7.45pm kick off), ahead of the start of their FA Women's Premier League, South East Division One campaign on August 16.

And manager Edwards wants the fixture to be entertaining for the crowd as the women's game continues to enjoy a boost following England's run to the World Cup semi-finals earlier this year, as well as boosting their pre-season preparations.

Read more: http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/QPR-Abbey-Cambridge-United-Women-8217-s-launch/story-27508929-detail/story.html#ixzz3hOOoJSzD

"We're hoping for a big crowd" -  
Laura Baker and Lisa Grimes preview tonights match against QPR listen to their interview

https://soundcloud.com/bbccambssport/lisa-grimes-and-laura-baker-ahead-of-cambridge-united-wfc-v-qpr-ladies-30-07-15

Tickets for the match are 

Adults - £5
Under 16s - FREE

Purchase tickets online at the following link or by calling the ticket office on 01223 566 500. 

Tickets available on the gate  only from the Newmarket Road End Turnstiles.

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Tickers can be purchased on line here https://venuetoolbox.com/cambridgeunited/ASP/bookTickets.asp

Pre-season news 

Cambridge United Women sign up young sensations Simmons & Perfect. Cambridge United Women are delighted to announce the signings of young duo Tahnee Perfect and Isabella Simmons. Steve Edwards is certainly building for the future with these two exciting signings taking his summer additions up to four.

Tahnee Perfect is a central midfielder and Isabella Simmons an attacker.

- See more at:http://www.womenssoccerunited.com/cambridge-new-signings/#sthash.NgCHy2no.dpuf

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Final pre-season home match before pre-season opener against Newport saw the U's play Coventry. See the match report, gallery and thoughts of Richard Money below

Cambridge United 1 Coventry City 0: Abbey pitch could make U’s the pass masters By CambridgeNews  |  Posted: July 29, 2015

By Michael Vaughton

Richard Money hailed the quality of the Abbey Stadium playing surface after Cambridge United beat Coventry City 1-0 in last night's pre-season friendly.

Defender Leon Legge got the only goal of the game nine minutes before half time, which came after Barry Corr had seen an effort disallowed for offside.

Read more:http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/Cambridge-United-1-Coventry-City-0-Abbey-pitch/story-27503564-detail/story.html#ixzz3hIZQ7qtN

Cambridge United 1 Coventry City 0: Leon Legge gets winner as U’s see off Sky Blues

Cambridge United got the better of Sky Bet League One side Coventry in their final home pre-season outing.

Keith Keane was handed his first appearance since joining the U's during the closed season having overcome a shoulder injury.

And the hugely experienced central midfielder, who came off at half time, was marking the start of his reacquaintance with U's manager Richard Money, the pair having linked up in the past at Luton.
Read more: http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/Cambridge-United-1-Coventry-City-0-Leon-Legge/story-27502007-detail/story.html#ixzz3hIaEImsx 

Cambridge United v Coventry City: Match gallery By Cambridge News  |  Posted: July 28, 2015

Keith Heppell captured the best of the action from the U's pre-season friendly with Coventry at the Abbey Stadium. 

Read more: 
http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/pictures/Cambridge-United-v-Coventry-City-Match-gallery/pictures-27501664-detail/pictures.html#ixzz3hIdGxeGG

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I've come here to play football and I've bought into a terrific set-up" - Conor Newton on joining Cambridge United:

Listen to the Interviews from Conor Newton and Richard Money following last nights match against Coventry

I've come here to play football and I've bought into a terrific set-up" - Conor Newton on joining Cambridge United:

https://soundcloud.com/bbccambssport/conor-newton-post-cambridge-united-v-coventry-city-29-07-15

"It was another great test for us" - Richard Money on Cambridge United's 1-0 win vs Coventry:

https://soundcloud.com/bbccambssport/richard-money-post-cambridge-united-v-coventry-city-28-07-15

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Vote for you Man of the Match against Coventry City.  


Cambridge Fans United will be conducting a Man of the Match for as many games as possible over the course of the 2015/16 season.  These results shall be made available on our fixtures page shortly after voting closes.  Voting shall remain open for 48 hours after the game has ended.

Please see our Fixtures and Results page for who you voted Man of the Match for previous fixtures.  You can also see the current League 2 Table as produced by CFU.

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Coventry match preview. Tonight's match

Cambridge News preview

Cambridge United will crank up their pre-season preparations another notch with the visit of Coventry City tonight as the start of the new Sky Bet League Two campaign looms large on the horizon.

The Sky Blues are the U's penultimate opponents before the first league match against Newport on August 8, with this Saturday's trip to Peterborough being their final run-out before the big kick-off.

And United manager Richard Money is looking forward to his squad getting another good test following the recent friendly duels against Norwich and Ipswich at the Abbey, as well as Saturday's 1-1 draw at Bromley.

"I certainly feel the Ipswich game was a proper test, and the Norwich game was different because we had to play two 60-minute games against two Norwich first teams which made the second match difficult," said Money, who could give midfielder Keith Keane is his first run-out after recovering from a shoulder injury.

Read more:http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/Cambridge-United-cranking-pre-season-preparations/story-27493772-detail/story.html#ixzz3hCPZS5oR 

Coventry Match Review

MATCH PREVIEW: Cambridge United vs Coventry City - All you need to know ahead of our friendly with the U's tonight!
Read more at http://www.ccfc.co.uk/news/article/match-preview-cambridge-united-coventry-city-friendly-2575902.aspx#WahPLzPB8xClCpiw.99

Listen to Jordan Slew talking about promotion and  read Richard Money views after Bromley. Coventry to possibly sign a loanee before the match. Where has Tom Craddock ended up

Don't forget the last friendly at the Abbey against Coventry City tomorrow night Tuesday 28th kick-off 19:45, which is free admission to season ticket holders with their new season card.

Bromley 1 Cambridge United 1: Richard Money makes case for U's defence

Richard Money felt playing a three-man defence in Cambridge United's 1-1 draw at Bromley on Saturday was a useful experiment.

Josh Coulson, Mark Roberts and Leon Legge alternated across the backline throughout the friendly, with Greg Taylor and Elliot Omozusi playing as wing-backs.

The only goal conceded by United came after Coulson was harshly judged to have handled the ball for a penalty tucked away by Alex Wall nine minutes from time.

Read more: http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/Bromley-1-Cambridge-United-1-Richard-Money-makes/story-27489880-detail/story.html#ixzz3h7JAHroy 

Tony Mowbray hopes to have a new striker in his Coventry City squad for Tuesday night’s friendly match at Cambridge United.

If everything drops into place, two more loan players could be on board when the Sky Blues complete their pre-season programme against Oxford United at Nuneaton Town’s newly-renamed A1 Gas Force Arena.

http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/sport/football/football-news/coventry-city-set-bring-new-9734639

Jordan Slew talking to Radio Cambs after the Bromley match

https://soundcloud.com/bbccambssport/jordan-slew-post-bromley-v-cambridge-united-27-07-15

Striker Tom Craddock, who spent time on trial with Cambridge United earlier this month, has joined National League side Guiseley.

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The Bala Sport Community Share Offer has been extended and is now on Crowd Funder with rewards.

If you would like to help us bring Fairtrade sports balls into mainstream sports and recreation, and ensure a better livelihood for those who work to produce them you can become a shareholder in Bala Sport. Our minimum target amount of £50,000 was exceeded (£72,620 was raised in just 12 weeks). Watch the video below -

This brand new co-operative style organisation was set up to expand the availability and use of ethically produced Fairtrade sports balls (focusing initially on footballs) in the UK and beyond.

The Fairtrade Mark is the most widely recognised ethical label globally and trusted by 89% of UK consumers. A key role of this co-operative is to raise awareness of the issues around Fairtrade sports balls and how they help make a difference in the lives of some of the estimated 40,000 workers in Sialkot, Pakistan (where around 70% of the world’s hand-stitched balls are made).

When a high quality Fairtrade certified football is sold in the UK the buyer is guaranteed that the men and women who made these hand stitched products are paid a fair wage and benefit from fair working conditions and also the additional Fairtrade Premium.

This is a cash sum used for social, economic and environmental development projects decided upon through a democratic process and typically include free healthcare and educational projects for workers and their families and the wider community. Recent stats show that retail sales of Fairtrade certified products as a whole in the UK generated £23 million in Fairtrade Premium. This organisation will ensure that in future the amount benefiting sports ball workers in Pakistan will rise significantly.

Prospectus -  https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0435/1421/files/FTSB_Share_Offer_Document_June_2015.pdf?1971853423680803009

Bala Sport web site -  http://www.balasport.co.uk/

LOCAL SUPPORTERS’ TRUSTS COME TOGETHER

The Supporters’ Trusts of Peterborough United and Cambridge United are working together ahead of the Chris Turner Memorial match, to be played at the ABAX Stadium on Saturday 1st August.

Posh Supporters’ Trust Chairman John Henson said ‘There has always been healthy rivalry between Peterborough United and Cambridge United. We miss our local derby, it was always a good day whenever we met. We want to come together with our friends at the Cambridge United Trust to celebrate the life of Chris Turner, who played for and managed both clubs’.

Details are being finalised but plans include joint charity bucket collections, and the production of a specially embroidered commemorative team shirt.

Chairman of Cambridge Fans United David Matthew-Jones added ‘We approached our friends at the Peterborough United Trust to discuss how we could work together to commemorate Chris Turner, and to support the charity proposed by his family, the Glenfield Care Centre. We plan to work together to make it a day to remember, for all the right reasons.’

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More details - Chris Turner match 
http://www.cambridgefansunited.org/blog/chris-turner-tribute-match

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Last week the Fans Charter was launched, we have attempted  below to explain the reasons for why and how CFU became involved.  

Cambridge United and CFU have worked together to produce a fans' charter.  The aspiration is to make the Abbey Stadium a place where everyone is welcome and where everyone can enjoy the atmosphere.  

We hope it is not just the supporters who will aim to follow the charter, but everyone who is involved at Cambridge United including the playing staff and employees. There cannot be one rule for supporters and another for others.

Customer care is also going to have its place at the club from now on. There are service level targets being introduced and procedures implemented. These should benefit all supporters going forward to improve their match day experience and every point of contact with the club. 

We hope the Fans' Charter will become the basis that makes the Abbey Stadium an attractive place to come for all supporters, both existing and new.

It is not there to prevent freedom of speech; it is there to ensure everyone will be listened to.

It is not there to prevent supporting Cambridge United; it is there to encourage supporters.

It is not there to prevent anyone’s enjoyment. However, remember what one person considers acceptable, another can find offensive.

Most of the charter already exists in the Supporters' Conduct element of the Customer Charter, so by entering the ground everyone is already agreeing to abide by these rules.

We don’t want to see another Cambridge United supporter

·         banned from the ground and from matches

·         receive a Football Banning Order

·         go to court

·         face imprisonment

We also don’t want to see

·         another supporter failing to return home from a football match

·         any supporter injured

·         a player face abuse and deplorable language from his own supporter (as has unfortunately happened in the past)

·         players not wanting to play for the club or loanees asking to return to their parent clubs

·         homophobic or racist remarks made by supporters

The charter is not only for the supporters. It should be about everyone at the club who should show supporters respect, honesty and live by the same values as listed below. Supporters are also a team that comes together to perform on matchdays.

How did the charter come about?

Cambridge United and CFU have spoken in the past about a charter. However, it never came to fruition. Following certain events last season it seemed to be the right time to put something in place that would be a vision, a target. We may never get there, but a failure to try may mean the Customer Charter coming into effect more rigorously. Cambridge United has a care of duty to everyone and will act to ensure that it can perform that role.

CFU were approached by the club to be involved and took on the challenge. We knew it was not going to be universally popular and we also knew it would be almost impossible to present at a level for everyone to understand.

The charter is aimed so it can be understood by everyone.  It needs to be understood by a child or an adult; it needs to be understood by anyone, whatever their educational ability.

See below the Fans Charter Definitions:

FANS’ CHARTER

We, the fans, want the Abbey Stadium to be a place where:

•       we support the team for the full 90 minutes, whatever the performance or scoreline 
We have always supported the side through good and bad times throughout the match. The words supporter and support go together. We should support the side if we are supporters. We need to be the team's 12th man every match for our own side and not for the opposition.

•       we encourage individuals and refrain from criticism
No one performs at their best if being constantly criticised or playing with fear. How would  you deal with constant criticism in your working environment or at college? Criticism can also be a form of bullying if it goes too far. Social media now allows everyone the chance to say something and be heard. If you are critical of someone, that individual in future has no need to speak to you. 

•       we respect the opposition
Showing everyone respect does not mean that you cannot support your own team. Nowadays most football teams and supporters are working together throughout the week and are building relationships to improve the game and matchday experience for everyone. During the match however, there is no reason why our support should waver while we are still respectful of the opposition.
If we show disrespect, then what will we expect from other supporters and clubs?

•       we generate a noisy and passionate atmosphere through the support of our team to overawe our opponents
The supporters of Cambridge United have always been the team’s 12th man. We have supported the side and been on a journey that has seen the success of the past few years and our return to the league. We have been as important in that success as anyone and shown that by doing so anything is possible.

•       we contribute to a family-friendly environment
The future of Cambridge United depends on the success of attracting new supporters and families. To ensure this is achieved, the facilities the club offers  and the environment that exists will determine if first-time or existing supporters return. We have one chance to succeed and everything needs to be done to ensure that everyone’s visit is an enjoyable experience they want to repeat.

•       we refrain from unacceptable abusive language aimed at officials or players of either team
Please see the Customer Charter which clearly states that abusive, foul or racist language is not tolerated.  It should be no different between supporters and this also will not be tolerated.

•       we don’t tolerate discrimination of any kind, at any time
Discrimination of any type is wrong and should not be acceptable.

•       we welcome new fans in a friendly and positive atmosphere.
New supporters should be welcomed to the Abbey Stadium as you would welcome guests to your  own  home.  
          
Below is sourced from the Clubs Customer Charter which can be found on line –

•       Supporters' Conduct

•       The Club strives to ensure that the Abbey Stadium is a safe and pleasant environment in which to watch professional football. The Club requests that supporters co-operate with this policy.

•       • Entry to the ground is subject to the Ground Regulations displayed upon entry

•       • Smoking is only permitted in designated areas of the ground

•       • Foul, abusive and racist language and behaviour will not be tolerated 

•       • Anti-Social behaviour will not be tolerated 

•       • Any problems should be reported to a Match Day Steward 

•       • CCTV Cameras are in operation at the ground and may be used in accordance with Ground Regulation 16 

•       Cambridge United Football Club in conjunction with Cambridgeshire Police have agreed guidelines of a policy to deal with any serious offences relating to supporter misconduct. 

•       The Board of Directors of Cambridge United Football Club Limited will sanction all bans regarding supporters' conduct. 

•       Period of Ban Offence (If convicted at Court)

•       Life Riot, Violent Disorder, Affray, Supplying Drugs, Any Assault, Obstructing Police, Resisting Arrest.

•       10 Years Racist chanting and abuse

•       5 Years Section 4 Public Order Offences, Criminal Damage, Possessing a weapon

•       3 Years Drunk and Disorderly behaviour, Possession of Drugs, Throwing of items

•       1 Year Section 5 Public Order Offences, Running onto the Pitch or perimeter track.

•       These are only guidelines and each case will be judged on the known facts. The action taken for any other anti-social behaviour which may fall outside of these policy guidelines will be determined following discussions between representatives of Cambridge United Football Club and Cambridgeshire Police. 

•       Warning letters and or entrance restrictions may be placed upon supporters whose offences may fall outside the scope of the policy guidelines. Such entry restrictions may include the signing of an attendance register, purchase of a known seat in the Main Stand and the provision of a recent passport sized photograph.

•      
Read more at http://www.cambridge-united.co.uk/club/index_charter.aspx#kMVXUL5km6Ct7iL1.99

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News from the matches against Concord and Bromley. Listen to Richard Money's interview from Saturday.

See the picture - Are you the face in the crowd at the Ipswich match?

Bromley 1 Cambridge United 1
Robbie Simpson rescued a draw for Cambridge United with his injury time goal at Bromley.

Simpson nodded home Harrison Dunk's cross from close range at the far post in the 93rd minute to ensure a stalemate against the Vanarama National League outfit.

Read more: http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/Bromley-1-Cambridge-United-1-Late-Robbie-Simpson/story-27483263-detail/story.html#ixzz3gz3xahPX 

Listen to Richard Money's  interview following the Bromley match
https://soundcloud.com/bbccambssport/richard-money-post-match-bromley-vs-cambridge-united

Concord Rangers 2 Cambridge United 1

Jordan Chiedozie's display was the biggest plus for Mark Bonner from a youthful Cambridge United side's 2-1 defeat at Concord.

Playing against his former club, Chiedozie scored from the spot after being brought down in the area and was involved in much of United's best play going forward.

Read more: http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/Concord-Rangers-2-Cambridge-United-1-Jordan/story-27481331-detail/story.html#ixzz3gz4TqT9R

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For all the Ipswich match photos see https://www.flickr.com/photos/26061644@N07/sets/72157653935924984

During the recent open day representatives of Grosvener and the artictects attended to provide supporters with the opportunity to see their plans for the new frontage & NRE and provide feedback.

It is still early days in the process, however, it is still a good time for supporters to make suggestions.

What is important to you or what whould like to have included?  

Tell CFU below and we will pass on your suggestions

Which one one word or phrase do you think best describes or represents the club?  Add your choice below

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Cambridge United: CEO Jez George says club 'must challenge' . What do you think? Would a Play Off place be the minimum expected this season. Vote in the Poll below

Cambridge United: CEO Jez George says club 'must challenge'

Cambridge United chief executive Jez George says the club "have got to challenge" for promotion from League Two this season. 

The U's finished 19th last season but have signed 10 players this summer, the latest being midfielder Conor Newton.

"We've got to challenge (for promotion) - that's what we want to do," George told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire.

Read more here

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Friday sees the U's travel to Concord Rangers and Bromley on Saturday. See below for more details of the matches. we hope you find it useful

Concord Rangers is on Canvey Island and the address is 

The Aspect Arena
Thames Road
Canvey Island
Essex
SS8 0HH
Tel: 01268 515 750
http://www.concordrangersfc.com/contact-us/

Bromley on Saturday

Bromley FC 
Hayes Lane, 
Bromley, 
Greater London 
BR2 9EF
Tel: 0208 460 5291
http://bromleyfc.tv/site/event/272/

Information about travelling can be found here

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You voted for in a close contest - 
(Please note duplicate IP addreses  are removed before counting the vote)

Man of the Match ---- Luke Berry
Second ----------------- Gearoid Morrissey
Third---------------------Jordan Slew

For the full picture from the Ipswich match click here 

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CFU RAFFLE  19th July 

if you were at the CUFC open day and bought a raffle ticket the winning number was orange ticket 466 (code: AV6C KK48) you have won a shirt. 

We still have a the following prize to be claimed
Yellow ticket 296 (code: AW1L 7K49) has won a Cambridge Till I Die book. 

The winning ticket has been claimed. It was purchased by  Dave Barrett (below)  who is photographed wearing the shirt before the Ipswich match on Tuesday evening.

If you bought a ticket then thank you for buying one.

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Is the latest U's shirt your favourite or is it one from seasons past?. See below to view some of the shirts from years gone by

From stripes to quarters, and sashes to plain old amber, we take a look at how Cambridge United's home kits have varied over the last quarter of a century.

How many of these strips can you remember? Can you remember which seasons they are from?
And can you recognise who is featured in each picture?

Read more: http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/pictures/Cambridge-United-kits-look-U-s-strip-changed/pictures-27471326-detail/pictures.html#ixzz3gjamuiMa

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Ipswich manager Mick McCarthy rates Cambridge United promotion chances read his interview with the Cambridge News

Ipswich manager Mick McCarthy rates Cambridge United promotion chances

Mick McCarthy believes Cambridge United have a real chance of securing promotion to Sky Bet League One this season.

The Ipswich manager liked what he saw as his Championship team defeated the U's 3-2 in Tuesday night's pre-season friendly at the Abbey.

Read more: http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/Ipswich-manager-Mick-McCarthy-rates-Cambridge/story-27465962-detail/story.html#ixzz3gjYYnPkS